Advancing scientific understanding of climate, improving society’s ability to plan and respond
Advancing scientific understanding of climate, improving society’s ability to plan and respond
This mapping tool helps grantors and grantees identify communities that need support with infrastructure and climate resilience projects, but may lack staff and expertise to compete for federal funds.
NOAA’s Adaptation Sciences Program works with partners in the public and private sector in the U.S. and abroad to enhance the knowledge, engagement and capacity needed to foster adaptation and resilience in the face of a changing climate.
The NIHHIS National Meeting is an interagency effort to address heat and health across all timescales by engaging decision makers and empowering communities with the resources and network to address heat.
The interview concludes a series of articles in OAR’s 2023 Women’s History Month Campaign, highlighting accomplished women at NOAA working on climate resilience and building a climate-ready nation.
This interview continues OAR’s 2023 Women’s History Month Campaign, highlighting accomplished women at NOAA working on climate resilience.
The interview continues a series of articles in OAR’s 2023 Women’s History Month Campaign, highlighting accomplished women at NOAA working on climate resilience and building a climate-ready nation.
The interview is the second in OAR’s 2023 Women’s History Month Campaign, highlighting accomplished women at NOAA working on climate resilience and building a climate-ready nation.
Ned Gardiner from CPO’s CEE team will be contributing to a NWS-wide conversation on building a “Climate-Ready Nation”, in advance of the NWS meeting this summer.
On April 8, Gardiner presented on The Climate Resilience Toolkit Steps to Resilience Framework for FEMA Region 8, helping to bring climate information to communities in need of hazard mitigation assistance, planning support, and to forward deploy resources where they are most needed.
The conference supports on-the-ground resilience efforts, contributes to the development of a climate information network for the Carolinas, and provides a venue for practitioners, resource managers, and researchers to share and collaborate.